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Extreme Cold, Snow & Sleet: SECS 1/24 - 1/26


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1 minute ago, eduggs said:

Unfortunately the ECMWF-AIFS treats all frozen precip. (e.g., sleet) as snow in its 10:1 total, so that map isn't going to tell us much. Same is true for the UKMET and a few others.

Pivotal don’t let any maps that show sleet impact snow accumulation I believe 

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12 minutes ago, jm1220 said:

I’m hoping for the freezing drizzle at the end-maybe it happens in the dry slot when there’s little lift. It’ll encase everything into a glacier. 

That's the one thing that will ruin the skiing for me.  Sleet is fine; punching through crust sucks.

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The 18z RGEM is the best run I've seen in a while from any model. Very impressive thump with several hours of 0.1"+ liquid and it shifted the sleet line meaningfully south! Unfortunately when the 3rd party graphics for the RGEM and NAM differ with northern extent of sleet, it's usually best to go with the NAM. But a shift south is still welcomed. 

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1 minute ago, NorthShoreWx said:

That's the one thing that will ruin the skiing for me.  Sleet is fine; punching through crust sucks.

I was in Belleayre last Wednesday and conditions were already excellent, it's going to be beyond epic this week. 

 

I'm pretty much out of vacation days, but can always get sick ;)

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The RGEM dumps about a inch of liquid as snow between 4AM and 4PM before mixing moves in and we lose about .5 - .6 to sleet.  very impressive overrunning front end.  This is all snow to this point the next hour has sleet moving to i78

 

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1 minute ago, mob1 said:

I was in Belleayre last Wednesday and conditions were already excellent, it's going to be beyond epic this week. 

 

I'm pretty much out of vacation days, but can always get sick ;)

Downhill in teh Catskills will be great.  I'm looking for some nice skiing in the woods on LI.  I'm not one to stick to the trails.

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1 minute ago, MJO812 said:

Yep nice 6-12 inche storm coming and the snow will last a long time since it will be below freezing for a week.

I told my family 8-14 Wednesday and said maybe more if we stayed all snow but I still think the 8-14 looks very good 

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2 minutes ago, eduggs said:

The 18z RGEM is the best run I've seen in a while from any model. Very impressive thump with several hours of 0.1"+ liquid and it shifted the sleet line meaningfully south! Unfortunately when the 3rd party graphics for the RGEM and NAM differ with northern extent of sleet, it's usually best to go with the NAM. But a shift south is still welcomed. 

I also like that it ends as snow on the tailend, it probably will be more mood flakes then amount to anything but something just feels nicer when the storm ends as snow.

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Just now, SACRUS said:

The RGEM dumps about a inch of liquid as snow between 4AM and 4PM before mixing moves in and we lose about .5 - .6 to sleet.  very impressive overrunning front end.  This is all snow to this point the next hour has sleet moving to i78

 

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Can’t wait to see the battle, we’ve seen before sleet to snow back to sleet to both 

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3 minutes ago, mob1 said:

Both

I figured as much so that tempers the excitement for the higher totals a bit but either way even with a lot of sleet this is going to be a high impact storm and this is going to be one of the most wintry looking weeks that we've had in years maybe a decade or so with the snow and ice sticking around for a long time. Kind of '14'15 ish

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2 minutes ago, SACRUS said:

The RGEM dumps about a inch of liquid as snow between 4AM and 4PM before mixing moves in and we lose about .5 - .6 to sleet.  very impressive overrunning front end.  This is all snow to this point the next hour has sleet moving to i78

 

qpf_acc-imp.us_ne.png

So would probably add up to about a foot even if assuming 10-1 snow ratio. 0.6” as sleet would be 1.8”, almost 2” plus the 10” snow. 

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Just now, kat5hurricane said:

I figured as much so that tempers the excitement for the higher totals a bit but either way even with a lot of sleet this is going to be a high impact storm and this is going to be one of the most wintry looking weeks that we've had in years maybe a decade or so with the snow and ice sticking around for a long time. Kind of '14'15 ish

I still have surprisingly decent snow coverage here, so technically this counts as the fabled snow on snow people north of me always talk about. 

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1 minute ago, mob1 said:

I still have surprisingly decent snow coverage here, so technically this counts as the fabled snow on snow people north of me always talk about. 

In Brooklyn? I'm surprised. I have virtually nothing here and I'm well north of you in Whitestone, Queens.

Either way, we're all getting thumped tomorrow so it'll be fun.

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1 minute ago, mob1 said:

I still have surprisingly decent snow coverage here, so technically this counts as the fabled snow on snow people north of me always talk about. 

Alot of snow piles in big parking lots

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Just now, kat5hurricane said:

In Brooklyn? I'm surprised. I have virtually nothing here and I'm well north of you in Whitestone, Queens.

Staten Island (I should really update that). I have about 300-400' elevation and don't get nearly the foot or car traffic I had in Brooklyn and it makes a big difference. 

 

I'll take and post a pic in a minute  

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